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consists of somewhere like 100 channels of just general use, anybody can talk type of radio. They're all programmed. You get that network right out of the back. Everybody gets that network. But if you're a ham, you also get a secondary network called Hamlink. So you go into your menu system, you pick Hamlink instead of public. Then once you pick Hamlink, you get access to all the ham channels that they have. I think it's like 60. If I'm not mistaken, I don't quote me because I don't know for sure. I think it's like 60 or something. And once you get into that network, all the Hamlink channels are there. So whatever they're pre-linked to, whatever way they're set up, they're linked to some system features and some DMR links in there that are hooked up. There's probably some metal that can all start, probably some standalone ham channels. But yeah, when you get the radio from the box, it has a very detailed menu.